The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-09-23

for portiere; lst premium for knitted
silk mittens; End premium for knit
ted wooden mittens.
Mr.. Ambrose Ewing and daught-
err. Miss Bessie and son Banks left
Rising Sun on Thursday. for Tulla.
homa, Tenn. where Mrs. Ewing has
a Seminary for young ladies of which
she is principle. The best wishes of
numerous friends attend them. Mrs.
Ewing is lady of fine attainments
and extraordinary enterprise.
The public are cordially invited
to attend the "open lodge" entertain
ment to be given by Crystal Lodge,
on Wednesday evening next. Doors
open at 7 o'clock, exercises to begin
at $50 sharp. Come and hear them.
The members will please meet in the
lodge room at Z O'Clock, the officers
especially.
Among the speakers that will aG-
dress the farmers meetings to be held
on the forenoons of days of the fair
are Mr.. H. G. Hallowell of Mont
gomery county, who will speak on
Sanitation Col. VIM Allen principal
of the McDonough school of Bal.
timore county, who will speak on
Experimental Stations, and Col. VIM.
B. Sands editor of the american
Farmer.
Jno. G. Hindman, auctioneer for
Enoch w. Gallaher near Woodlawn
will SELL stock and household goods
on October 3rd.
A. S. Elliot, auctioneer, will sell
ct public sale on Friday Sept 90th
household goods of E. 2. Newlin at
Co!ora.
Sd. Morrison, constable will sell
under execution property Of R. Fin
ley Rowland, at Liberty Grove, Sep.
30th.
The Cecil Democrat says that U.
s. Senator German is mainly the
man who wants new Constitution;
and Germans main reason for this
desire is that German and associates
may gobble the Chesa peake and Ohio
Canal. The Democrat is about three
thirds right this time. That the tax
payers shall 60 to the expense of
100000 in order to make a fee.sim-
pie title to German and his associates
of the canal is asking too much.
The Housekeeper for October will
contain full account of the wedding
of the manageress Of that paper, in
the Minneapolis, Mimi, Exposition,
on the evening of September %, to-
gether with accurate descriptions
and illustrations of the participants
wedding dresses and presents.
A copy of this issue will be mailed
free to any of our lady readers send
ing their address to
The BUCKEYE PUB. Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The ProhibitionisLs have captured
Oxford Fair Association, which PUB
fishes the following ordinance.
"Ruie IS. No intoxicating liquors
shall be sold, nor gambling allowed
on the premises.
Rule 81. Cider, whether sweet or
in stage of fermentation, shall not
be allowed on the grounds"
Now let them capture the town
and stop DRINKS from staggering ov-
er the line to Yex Cecil people.
A correspondent from Cherry Hill
sends US the following:
What next! The mum sociable.
Under the auspices of the W. C. T.
U. will be held at Cherry Hill. Satur-
day evening Sept. Oath. Doors op.
en- at Z o'clock. Admission SC.
Children under II free. The commit.
tee will spare no pains in making it
an enjoyable affair. After entering
your fate will be decided for zoe.
So none need 60 away hungry for
that table will be laden with every
thing.
We have received card from the
Plainfeld evening NeaUs, in which the
editor offers to sell publishers of
newspapers three "wrinkles' for
$3.50. This Jersey editor has dis
covered that the press fraternity take
being humbugged very good natured-
ly and has conceived the idea of turn.
ing an honest penny by putting this
'wrinkle' in practice Go for us
brother Morrison with that little jok-
err. No doubt plumber of smart
'uns will be sure to see it when they
don't see it. Three is a lucky num-
Der as every three card monte man
has discovered.
The following named gentlemen
have been elected trustees of Wood
lawn Camp meeting associ alton:
Enoch Mccullough, T. J. Venue
man, j. G. Crothers, G. S Abrahams
VIM. McMullin. The trustees met
and the following gentlemen were ap,
pointed managers: j. w. McCul-
Tough, H. G. Nesbitt, W. W. Carter,
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